More Fashion’s Night Out exclusives for the day. Opening Ceremony works with Prism on a pair of espadrilles that bypass the usual cotton upper for leathers that give the classic slip-on a rather distinct look. The jute sole remains the constant. A couple of models to choose from. Find them at the O.C.

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Haven’t you heard? Back for the last time, +J is out today. We could go over all the pieces but that’s basic blogger stuff (no word to Kreayshawn). Instead we’ll focus on our favourite item from the collection, this double breasted blazer. It’s peaked and flapped and, most importantly, will make the wearer look like a bawse. Which is all we want from our double breasted blazers. (Uniqlo)

Hyden Yoo presented their looks for Spring/Summer 2012 yesterday for the start of fashion week in N.Y.C. Yoo shows a casualness in their collection that ensures the wearer wil be at east in any environment. The affair remains chilled and relaxed – just how we like it.

Photography: Jacob Breinholt/Selectism.com

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There’s something a bit odd about wearing something  your granddad wore. It’s even weirder when you go on the tube and see an elderly fellow wearing an extremely similar jumper to you – something that’s happened to us more than once. Now you can join in the fun with this White Mountaineering jumper. Just don’t let granddad get his hands on it, you’ll never get it back. (End)

Today is the day. Fashion’s Night Out explodes across the globe. N.Y.C. is clearly the home base for the action and Shipley & Halmos looks to keep everyone save during the festivities. Their “survival kit,” available online now, is loaded: “The kit is comprised of bottled water, a Metrocard to get to and from the boroughs, a taxi hailing device, mixed nuts for endurance, and a special pin; referencing Sam Shipley and Jeff Halmos’ wit and sense of humor.” 30 survival kits are available at a cost of $35 each. Save yourself….

The second stop on Louis Vuitton’s City Guide Tour for 2012 comes direct from Rome, once the “beating heart” of European film. Look for the new Rom guide in Louis Vuitton shops starting October 15.

NYC Fashion Week is about to explode. Straight through the gates comes the Steven Alan ready-to-wear collection for Spring 2012. Pulling influence from sixties, the new Alan collection bring us styles that deliver the fashions of that time. Mr. alan has mentioned that the watercolors of Alex Katz influenced many of the looks. Let us know your thoughts on the collection.

Photography: Jacob Breinholt/Selectism.com

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CR blog points us towards these fantastic posters designed by Sir Paul Smith for the film Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy . A series of four silkscreen prints these are a limited edition run of 50, all signed by the man himself. Mr Smith worked alongside director Tomas Alfredson in the development stage of the film, bringing his own insights into the atmposphere and look of 70’s London. Even better, all profits go to Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centres. Find them at Paul Smith shops from September 13.

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Part of Ally’s new luggage range, Johnson is an Italian vegetable tanned leather, waterproof lined travel bag. Sam Browne fittings and gold embossed cockerel logo taken from Ally’s 80s collections, this smart little bag seems too good to hide away in your suitcase. Please don’t take this as a call to wear it as a clutch purse though. Available from Ally Capellino.

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Show some love to your beloved footwear with these shoe bags from MS & Co. Available in a huge range of fabrics: Blackwatch tartan, Selvedge Cone denim, Carhartt Canvas, Camo and Pendleton Plaid just to name a few. A smart, practical item from the Portland brand.

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